rtrsam
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Does anyone have experience with this or a similar model? I have occasion to need fairly large quantities of campfire wood split to sell (as much as 200 to 400 cords per year). A processor is not practical, but the TW 7 with the box wedge, producing 5 or six even sized splits per cycle could work, and do it more efficiently than a fwe guys with mauls. Plus yield a more uniform result for sales. I've got access to wood that would work.
What I'm looking for is anyone who has used such a device, either the Timberwolf or something similar, where each cycle is not "splitting" the log into more or less equal sections, but rather "peeling" off a section of log and subdividing each section more or less equally. The video on TW's website loks impressive. Uniform sizes are what I'm looking for. The video looks almost a little too good to be true. Anybody?
I tried searching, but there's a user named Timberwolf who gets spoken about in a lot of threads, so the search mostly finds his name over and over again...
What I'm looking for is anyone who has used such a device, either the Timberwolf or something similar, where each cycle is not "splitting" the log into more or less equal sections, but rather "peeling" off a section of log and subdividing each section more or less equally. The video on TW's website loks impressive. Uniform sizes are what I'm looking for. The video looks almost a little too good to be true. Anybody?
I tried searching, but there's a user named Timberwolf who gets spoken about in a lot of threads, so the search mostly finds his name over and over again...